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The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing focused on the threat of domestic terrorism. Matthew Olsen, assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice's national security division, and Jill Sanborn, executive assistant director of the FBI's national security branch testified. Topics included the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol and civil unrest following the police killing of George Floyd in 2020. Sponsor: Senate Judiciary Committee

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Reps. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) discuss the first anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. Both lawmakers accused the federal government of playing a role in inciting former President Trump's supporters to storm the Capitol. Sponsor: U.S. Capitol

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Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.); Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.); Dr. Francis Collins, National Institutes of Health director; roundtable discussion with Eugene Daniels, Errin Haines, Stephen Hayes and Ashley Parker.

Topics: Inflation, Disposable Personal Income, Economy
President Biden delivered remarks on the November jobs report. The Labor Department says the U.S. economy created 210,000 non-farm jobs in November. The unemployment rate fell to a pandemic-era low of 4.2%. The president also said he has a cold that he got from one of his grandchildren. Sponsor: White House

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appeared before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee to testify on oversight of the CARES Act and rebuilding the economy. Several topics were addressed during the hearing including expanded IRS authority, affordable housing, workforce participation and unemployment, access to child-care, inflation, and supply chain challenges. During her opening statement, Secretary Yellen stressed the need for Congress to act on the debt limit, saying "America must pay its bills on time and in full. If we do not, we will eviscerate our current recovery." Sponsor: Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee

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Topics: Build Back Better Bill, Government Takeover of Child Care
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state senator melissa melendez introduced 2 bills, the first protects california residents from discrimination when seeking employment opportunities or housing based on political affiliation. it's called the diversity of thought act on the second bill would amend the state's education code and require schools to counter bullying on the basis of a student's political beliefs. the first bill becomes law it would be illegal to deny someone a job or withhold housing on the basis of a person's political affiliation. >>and time now will 4 zone forecast warrants. >>hey guys, yeah, a nice day today. but certainly some changes coming our way tomorrow should be mostly dry. but by tomorrow things start to get a little if you can see some of the clouds begin to filter in your skies now making for a gorgeous sunset this evening. the good news is the cloud cover out there will be quite as cold overnight tonight, it's tomorrow morning but that storm system you see a brewing there in the gulf last a little less world spinning around up there now this by the time it gets here

melendez joins me now. a senator they give very much for being here. we know you have, and this is great news, more than 800,000 signatures on the recall petition. but newsom's approval rating, interestingly enough, if we're going to believe polls, is still relatively high.go you see there -- it's strangely at 58%. maybe that's the population on mars is where they took that pole. poll. so it was done also during the french laundry incident with the restaurants where he broke all of his own rules. and what you think when you see a number like that and y you are working to get signatures and you've got a little bit of a ways to go. do you think this is reallye going to take hold? >> first, tammy, it's very nice to see you. thank you for having me on. i love your work. thank you for informing everyone of what's going on. but to speak to the recall, i

in southern california state senator melissa melendez says her constituent also got a mailbox full of edd letters. in the stockton teacher says she got eight in one day. the return addresses come from different offices. >> clearly the leadership has failed. and there are so many things edd needs to be doing, from improving its customer service work, to reforming a broken i.t. system, to really changing how it does business and how it is responsive to the public. >> i have rent to pay, bills to pay. i had excellent credit. but if i don't get my bills paid that will ruin things for me and it makes me really sad. >> reporter: i did reach out for comment, but so far have not received any response. >>> new at 11:00 in the trump administration is set to announce tomorrow it is withdrawing more troops from

california state senator melissa melendez says her constituent also got a mailbox full of edd letters. >> this is what my constituent got just in two days. >> reporter: this stockton teacher says she got eight in one day. the return addresses come from different edd offices. is emily member chooses the edd needs to investigate possible fraud and do better getting checks in the hands of those who really need them. >> clearly edd's leadership has failed and there are so many things that edd needs to be doing from improving its customer service work to reforming a broken i.t. system to really changing how it does business and how it is responsive to the public. >> i have rent to pay, bills to pay. i have excellent credit. with that of i don't get my bills but that will ruin things for me. it makes me really sad. >> reporter: i did reach out to the edd for comment but so far

senator melissa melendez actually introduced 2 bills, the first protects california residents from discrimination when seeking employment opportunities or housing based on political affiliation it is called the diversity of thought act. >>if this bill becomes law it would be illegal to deny someone a job or withhold housing on the basis of a person's political affiliation. the second bill would amend the state's education code and require schools to counter bullying on the basis of the students political beliefs. today, california lawmakers and governor newsome reached an agreement on an economic relief package aimed at helping individuals and small businesses get through this pandemic our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details on that. >>the 9.6 billion dollar plan aims to help those hardest hit by the covid-19 pandemic the plan provides $600 direct payments to low income earners making less than $30,000 a

and i approve this message. and i approve this message. . >>> good afternoon. i'm jessica doyle. jc hayward is off today. right now the suspect in that deadly shooting at a cool doll movie knee -- cool doll movie theater just -- colorado movie theater just wrapped up in court. his hair was dyed red and orange that some witnesses

and stop the virus, maybe even try to get it to zero. it was clear from very early onset that was going to be a failed policy. frankly, i'm glad to see them join our side to some extent. realistically, we don't have a choice. this pandemic ends and it is a political decision when this pandemic ends. i think finally people are starting to realize you can't stop the virus from spreading. you can protect vulnerable people, vaccines and other treatment mechanisms should they get covid, but you cannot get rid of the fire is. >> laura: i need to get to this, doctor, cnbc is reporting the ceo of moderna needs a fourth covid shot and the boosters will decline over time. okay, fourth, fifth, do i hear is sixth, you in the back, seventh, let's go to eight. this is never going to end. >> there is no clinical evidence

being more widely accessible after something like this. but right now you have a crisis of parents having to try to homeschool children by zoom while teachers, who should've been vaccinated, but probably will be willing to go to the bar. janine, you are very kind asking if they did all those things that were normal, but what a lot of parents have seen is that -- check these teachers instagram accounts is all i'm saying. >> jesse: great ideas, all around. greg, can you contribute? >> greg: you have to look at this from a positive perspective. this is absolutely great news. this is the double destruction of the pandemic and of the teachers unions happening at exactly the same time. we now know that the pandemic is over. the teachers unions pushed us over the cliff. it is going to happen february 1st, this is all going to be behind us. and it's time now to sever the ties with the least competitive entity on the planet, the

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>> underground fire at route and race, under that, u.s. mint behind the picture taking this picture, sushi restaurant right on the corner. ben franklin -- no, ben franklin is at arch? >> little bit, yes. >> further away. >> sending a crew, walking them down there. they were halfway there, probably down to arch by now, so we'll get some live pictures of the underground fire. do you have video all ready? let's punch it up. their is cell phone footage. >> apparently, well, you can't really see the flames from here, but coming up i guess out of the great on the sidewalk? what we're hearing. that's how -- >> what would be down there? not a subway line? >> not subway. do you casino of go underneath, the ben franklin, if you are getting off the ben franklin, and you cross race and go up fourth, but really no where that would impact what's going on here. >> bob, let's punch up bob's mike. >> actually at fourth and arch. >> i was going to say area. >> yes, fourth and arch at the

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former chairman of the missouri republican party. cnn political commentator matt lewis, he is also a senior columnist for "the daily beast" and democratic strategist o'mara. happy thanksgiving. thanks for being with me on this holiday. so thank you. ed, you first, presidents typically don't tie themselves to stock market rallies for one simple reason, they don't want ownership when the market inevitably falls. right. >> is this shortsighted of the trump administration or something else behind the strategy here? >> sometimes we miss the president as a man, as a person. i think he's enjoying his first thanksgiving as president. i think he's kind of excited and he has a way of upselling what he's doing and you're right, some people point that out, if the stock market dips is trump going to say that's on me? that's a different question. today he likes being around the young folks and excited about his family and mar-a-lago he loves. it's kind of a good thanksgiving. probably won't be as many thanksgivings that are, you

ed like the missouri had for a year and a half? or was it the clear stream to the west? 31 people voted that it was the stream to the north, the muddy stream. lewis and clark are the only ones who voted that it was the clear stream to the west. they didn't want to make the wrong decision, so they decided to send some groups to explore them for a couple of days. they explored and came back and gave their reports, and they had another vote. guess what the vote was? exactly the same. 31-2. well, they decided to follow the captains because it was their choice. it would be their responsibility. fortunately, they chose correctly. as they proceeded up from this confluence of the rivers, they encountered a different landscape on the plains.

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mental health sessions trying to help me cope with some of the moments that i endure, they still traumatized me and others. it is difficult. not only for myself going through, my whole family and relatives, they are also going through them. it is been challenging and difficult for everybody else. when i returned to the capital november 3, hesitated for going in. -- i hesitated before going in. i thought it was going to be got wrenching to even take the first step out of my car to try to go in. when you go in, you have a moment of relief that you see

aappreciate the support of john cornyn and chris coons. our country's heroes deserve to know those of us in congress in a bipartisan way will hold those two to account who break the law. it's so important for to us stand by law enforcement. especially those who are willing to give it their all outside of our borders. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: let me inquire do you have any further speakers? i'm prepared to close. mr. bents: we have no more speakers. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. excuse me, oregon. mr. bents: i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bents: i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the

milwaukee, wisconsin. milwaukee, wisconsin. we will update you on the races there for governor, u.s. senate and also some house races there. thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight, that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the story" posted by my friend martha maccallum, starts right now. >> martha: hard to believe two weeks, and we are headed to arizona later on this week so we are spreading out across the country. good evening everybody, i martha maccallum it, and as we just said, 14 days now until the election. tonight to live pictures tell the story. first we have that growing caravan of thousands of people headed toward the u.s. border. who are they? who is supporting them? and while the president of the military on our border to turn the back? and over to houston at this moment, thousands of people lined up all day long to be part of the trump cruise rally which is now moments away as these

flowers on their special day. flowers on their special day. if that's pretty cool. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid, we are one day closer on a number of fronts today. posted by martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: one day closer indeed, good to have you back. i martha maccallum in new york. and this is "the story." you are member during the election, democrats confusingly pointed to the other side. they blamed them for "ignoring the scientist." they set up joe biden was elected he would listen to the scientists. if the president appearing to break with that. he named holly or becerra lead the department of health and human services. but there has no medical background, i highly partisan democrat, chosen despite the fact that biden was [indiscernible] by medical groups across the nation to choose someone with a medical resume. instill the arguments to follow the signs continue.

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i think of nancy mace of south carolina, for instance. >> right. >> reporter: she was one of those republicans who voted in favor of the bannon contempt referral and she said it was expressly because she was concerned about congress maintaining that subpoena authority. she chose not to do that tonight. we don't know the exact reason why. you know, a lot of these republicans in this trump era have found themselves in very difficult positions, especially if they hope to seek re-election and have to go through a very tough primary where somebody like donald trump could just go pick somebody out of the blue and say that he endorses that candidate and has them run against them. >> representative jamie herrera butler -- these are the folks who voted for. nancy mace, fred upton, john katko, anthony gonzalez of ohio. but they didn't vote for this meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us up on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan if we need to get more information. ryan, thank you very much.

republican congressman nancy mace from south carolina joins me now. congresswoman, thank for joining us. david lee was going over the numbers. 91% of the people in new york city are vaccinated and yet new york city along with the state looking at the highest number of covid cases ever. the people there must be thinking, we're doing something wrong here. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, and we just all read this morning that was over 50,000 cases in one day in new york. you're right, with that number of vaccines. i remember one of the very op-eds that i wrote about covid-19 when all of this started was about testing. in particular, rapid testing. if we have the ability -- i'm sitting in south carolina. it's not here in the way it is in d.c. and new york. it's yet to come. already testing kits over the counter are off the shelves. you can't find them anywhere right now. rapid testing is one way where